From its pink-rimmed origins to its flame-belching dance floor, Chester isn’t just an art car—it’s a living legend on wheels. Artist and provocateur Jason Anderholm has transformed Chester into a roaming celebration of self-expression, safe spaces, and unapologetic joy. Built with grit and managed with heart, Chester represents the wild spirit of the Everywhen.

Gigantic, pink, and covered in fuzz, BYTE’s sentient microchips are more than just eye-catching art—they’re a playful dive into the ethics of AI and freedom. Lead artist Jay Blanda and his crew bring the whimsy of animation and the heart of a cartoon revolution to Everywhen with Chip and Tara: two free robots now living for joy, connection, and the occasional dance party under their fur-covered domes.

Juplaya 2021 saw a surge of creativity and community in the Black Rock Desert, with Everywhen builders, artists, and DJs transforming the playa into a vibrant homecoming. From spontaneous fire towers to reflective temples and dazzling art cars, this year marked a turning point for those seeking intentional, independent desert gatherings.

Chop Shop is coming to the Mojave, and it’s more than a fashion booth—it’s a transformation station. Led by artist Amelia Hamilton, this Everywhen Destination Camp offers wearable art upgrades using scrap leather, stencil work, and creative haircuts. It’s part upcycled design studio, part community empowerment, and 100% in the spirit of Everywhen.

Meet Torrey Smith, a visionary artist whose Tesla Coils have electrified audiences worldwide. From his humble beginnings to building awe-inspiring installations, Torrey’s journey is one of resilience, creativity, and community. In this interview, he shares how his love for engineering, science fiction, and collaboration led to his iconic Tesla Coil project—now coming to Everywhen’s Electric Universe event.

Meet Natalia Lvova, a Siberian-born artist known for her bold, thought-provoking creations. From exploring human nature to blending innocence with eroticism, Natalia’s work invites self-reflection and dialogue. Her striking installation, “The New Religion,” made waves at Seplaya Village, exploring consumerism through a stained-glass temple. Discover her journey, inspirations, and where to see more of her work.

In Episode 3 of The Everywhen Minute, Secretary Aftermath and Treasurer Ambrosia share exciting news—art submissions for Everywhen are now open! Whether you’re bringing a sculpture, an art car, or a performance piece, you can apply for a grant to bring your creative vision to the Black Rock Desert. Learn how to apply, key deadlines, and why upcycled materials are encouraged.

Meet Kate Marusina, also known as Voltage, and her awe-inspiring mutant art car, Ohmu. Inspired by the beloved character from Studio Ghibli’s Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind, Ohmu is more than just a striking vehicle—it’s a symbol of resilience, environmental awareness, and community. From its humble beginnings in a Sacramento warehouse to the evolving masterpiece it is today, Ohmu is a testament to passion, perseverance, and creativity.